crt: add confirm option #22
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add option --yes to crt manifest remove, which is false by default. if crt manifest remove is called with --yes, don't ask for confirmation to remove a manifest. Signed-off-by: Uwe Schwaeke <uwe.schwaeke@clyso.com>
if --no is passed to crt patchset create, assume no description is added if the option -d is not passed. if --yes is passed to crt patchset add, automatically add patches to the patchset instead of asking. if --yes is passed to crt patchset publish, do not ask for confirmation to publish the patchset. if --yes is passed to crt patchset remove, do not ask for confirmation to remove the patchset. Signed-off-by: Uwe Schwaeke <uwe.schwaeke@clyso.com>
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crt: introduce confirmation options
what:
introduce --yes and --no options to crt subcommands that might ask for confirmation during execution.
why:
allow the tool to run non-interactively. in scenarios like testing and automation, it is impossible to provide user input manually.